Type of building

Terrace

Type of Work Required:

Masonry (cement, concrete, tiles)

Carpentry (cabinet, wardrobe, shelf)

Demolition (wall hacking)

Metal (grille, gate, aluminium)

Electrical and lighting

Flooring

Painting

Plumbing

Door or window

Glass work

How ready are you to start your renovation? (Optional):

Key

Renovation work to start on?

01/10/2020

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Kindly refer to my PDF Attachment for the renovation Works and the photo attachment as well.

The need for a renovation on this 43-year-old double-storey terraced house was that my elderly father has lost his ability to walk up and down the stairs independently due to a stroke.
He is on wheelchair now, and I leave no choice to convert my father’s original living space from upstairs to downstairs.
The project mainly includes ...
1. Transfer the originally designated kitchen at downstairs to a backup space located at the back of the house (which is currently vacant). In order to free up the space of the originally designated kitchen and guest toilet as my father’s bedroom with attached bathroom and toilet, that ideally will set up in accordance with the standards of the disabled elderly that meets his daily living requirements. Including ...
1a) Strengthen the air tightness of the original doors and windows of the original kitchen to more effectively control and ensure the room temperature, and effectively save the cost of air conditioning in the long term. And add anti-mosquito door screens, window screens and curtain hanging rails.
1b) In the original kitchen, a three-foot-wide traditional wooden sliding door is to be demolish and replace by a four-foot-wide glass swing door.
1c) In the original kitchen, another three-foot-wide traditional wooden swing door is to be change to a sliding glass door, with an added sliding mosquito screen.
1d) Demolish the existing cooking stove in the original kitchen; build a new cooking stove in the new kitchen. Repair the wall tiles that were damaged during the removal.
1e) Add tiles to the walls of the new kitchen.
1f) Chisel out the mosaic floor tiles in the original kitchen and replace with SPC floor strips.
1g) Chisel out the mosaic floor tiles of the new kitchen and replace with ceramic tiles.
1h) Replace the sink in the original kitchen with a deepened stainless steel sink.
1i) Add a kitchen island with stainless steel double sinks to the new kitchen, including water inlet and drainage solution.
1j) Add wall cabinets to the new kitchen.
1k) In the new kitchen, a three-foot-wide traditional wooden swing door is to be change to a sliding stainless steel door with a peephole.
1l) In the new kitchen, a three-foot-wide iron gate is to be replace by a sliding stainless steel gate.
1m) In the father’s bathroom, the existing high and low steps are to be flatten according to the wheelchair-friendly standards for the disabled, but still maintained its’ function as a guest toilet.
1n) In the father’s bathroom, a three-foot-wide traditional wooden swing door is to be change to a railed half-folding door, with air-tight result in mind.
1o) Repair the shutters of the bedroom next to father's bathroom, enhance the room temperature insulation effect for the air conditioner, and add mosquito screens and curtain hanging rails.
1p) Change the ventilation window above father's bathroom into a railed side sliding glass window, enhance the air-conditioning room temperature insulation effect, and add mosquito screens.
1q) In response to the above change, two air conditioners, two wall-mounted fans, a bathroom water heater, a refrigerator, a washing machine, a hot and cold water filter, a range hood fan, and several kitchen cooking appliances, several bedroom electrical appliances and additional lightings . . . will be add in. Reconfiguration and connection mapping for electricity, water pipes and drainage will be required.

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What is your rough budget?

RM100000 - 199999

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